Wentworth Valley Falls
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Our legs spindly spider-light
Trace the snaking centreline of her constantly outstretched and extending limbs
Slightly touching on nerve-endings and the earth surfaces of her arching and lazy body
Over breasts
under arms
through thighs
across thin fingers and knotted toes
The sub-bass thud of a Wentworth Valley camper
Diving into a rocky pools’ biting cold face
Heard through clay/soil brown floor and green leaf ceiling sensitivities
The streams are Champagne fountains
Bubbling alongside this waterfall pathway
New Year / New decade
Celebratory
Two day old sweet and fresh-scented
Floppy-necked new, wide eyed and innocent
The deepest green of fern and trees’ natural air conditioning keep our thin Summer skins cool
Heads bow forward – softened and shy
Humbled by the sky, eyes lowered in silent reverence
and prayer
Having dropped last year off the very top of her cascade of white water
We now surrender
And fall into the welcoming cracks and cavities of 2011’s unknown